Jesse Love captured the pole position for the upcoming NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Nashville Superspeedway, scheduled for May 30. The session was washed out by rain, forcing officials to set the starting order according to the series’ rule book rather than traditional qualifying.
The resulting lineup will feature 38 entries, spanning a mix of established teams and emerging talent. Among them, Cleetus McFarland is slated to start 38th in the No. 33 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet, marking his second career start in the series.
Broadcast coverage will be provided nationally on the CW Network, with additional streaming options through FUBO in limited markets across the United States. Fans can also follow the action on NASCAR.com, where live timing and scoring will be available.
Nashville Superspeedway: A 1.33‑mile concrete oval
The race will take place on the 1.33‑mile concrete oval located in Lebanon, Tennessee, a venue known for its high‑speed banking and challenging turns. The track’s unique surface often produces dramatic on‑track battles, especially during the final stage.
Scheduled for 188 laps, the event will cover a total distance of 250 miles, divided into three distinct stages. Points are awarded at the end of each stage, adding a strategic layer that teams will need to navigate throughout the race.